Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-10-21


for several days, so it is impossible to get
the exact figures of the seasons finances.
Approximately, the total receipts will
aggregate $4,000. OF this amount
about 5000 was taken in at the art gal
lery. The figures of last year were: Total
receipts, Ssh, 1000; and of this $l3, 300 was
the art gallery earnings.
St. Paul Socialists.
ST. PAUL, Oct. I7.-Four hundred men,
women and children met at Turner
hall in this city to protest against the
hanging of the Chicago anarchists. The
meeting was called by the Independent
Socialistic union of St. Paul, Endorsed by
the Trades aud Labor assembly, Many
fiery speeches were made by the few st.
Paul socialists, and resolutions adopted
denouncing the sentence.
Gen. Sheridan in ST. Paul.
ST. PAUL, Oct. 18.-Gen. Sheridan ar
rived here on his way 60 the Crow Indian
agency in Montana. To the invitation Of
the Loyal Legion, of which he is COM
mander, to tender him a banquet, he re-
piled that his stay is too short to allow Ut
his attending. Several cha nges are to
be considered at Fort Smelling for the nc
commodation of more troops.
Reserved Ten Players.
EAU CLAIRE, Oct. II. The Fan Claire
base ball team was disbanded at Portage
Thursday. The association has held no
meeting since the season closed, aud
there has been no official action on base
ball matters, except that ten of the best
men in the team are said to have been re-
served for next season.
Grow Creek Indians Arrested.
CHAABERLA1N, D. T., Oct. 15.-Maj.
Anderson, of the Grow Greek agency,
with twenty-five armed police, returned
to Chamberlain, having arrested the
leaders in the recent attempt to drive
United States surveyors off their reserva-
ton. No further trouble is anticipated.
Quieted the Brules.
MITCHELL, D. T., Oct. 17.-Maj. An
derson has returned from Lower Brule
having arrested the ring-leaders in the
recent attack Oh United States surveyors
The arrests were made with twenty-five
armed Indian police without difficulty,
and no further trouble is anticipated.
Wagon Works Burned.
Two RIVERS, Wis, Oct !9.-The Two
Rivers Manufacturing company's works
were damaged to the the extent of $685.
OG0 by fire which started from spontune-
GUS combustion in the paint room. The
loss is covered by insurance.
A Train Dcrailcd.
ANoKA, Oct 19-~A Northern Pacific
train, loaded with cattle, bound for East
ern stock yards, was derailed at Fridley.
ten miles east of this city. Quite num-
Der of the cattle were killed, and the en-
gineer and fireman and two stockmen
seriously injured.
Rupning Presses by Winsl-a1isJ.
SAUK CENTER, Oct. l9.-The Ava
lanche, the only Democratic paper in
Western Stearns county, is now success
fully running it's presses by Windmill
power Probably there is not another
such instance in the United States.
Gen. Sheridan in St. pauI
ST. PAIL. Oct. 19.--Lieut Gen. p. Fl.
Sheridan arrived in this city and spent
the day in consultation with Gen. Rugel
in reference to the Grow Inditu troubles.
In the evening he left TOR Chicago and
the East. liz II : ...- ,.-
Coal Receipts ut Dulnth. -"
DULUTH, Oct. 19.-1he coal receipts
have since Friday aggregated nearly So
600 tons by lake, and the shipments ny
rail average 300 cars per day. largely IL
St. Paul and Minneapolis.
s5 u Air Line to Dakota. al
DULUTH, Oct. 1S.--I'he Minnesota &
Northwestern are rumored to tie prepar
ing to built an air line from one Of it,
points in Central Dakota to Duluth
This will give line one-half shorter THAI
I the present road. - 9..e* -.
r. g A Widow Made Happy. II =
WAsEGA, Oct 15.--Mrs. Moonan. tht
widow of James Moonan, has received
notice of being granted e pension by til.
government amounting to 81, 800. II
Earnings of the Duluth. T. 4. -
ST.. PAUL, Oct. 19.--The earning 0f the
st. Paul & Duluth for the second weel
in October were $45, 287. From Jan. l t
Oct. "A, 81, 49,, $50. . =.
Train After Damages,
Str Louis, Oct. 9D.--George Francis
Tra.u. the anarchist, lecturer. who has